The nonprofit behind a proposed 122-unit affordable cottage community is suing Georgetown, alleging the town unlawfully halted review of new cottage-housing applications while considering whether to repeal the rules allowing them.
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Georgetown residents are speaking out about the future of cottage housing as town officials consider repealing an ordinance that allows small homes to be built in certain areas.
Some residents worry removing the option could make it harder for people struggling to find affordable housing, while others have raised concerns about the town's approach to development.
A new Maryland law restricting when law enforcement officers can cover their faces while on duty took effect Thursday, drawing mixed reactions from Eastern Shore law enforcement and civil rights leaders.
The U.S. Department of Justice is suing Maryland over a new state law restricting federal law enforcement officers from wearing masks while on duty and requiring them to display identification.
The Delaware Supreme Court has upheld a state law restricting some firearm access for adults under the age of 21, reversing a lower court ruling that found parts of the law unconstitutional.
Family members, former employees, health officials and county leaders packed First Baptist Church in Salisbury on Monday night for a town hall focused on growing concerns surrounding the Wicomico Nursing Home.
Another Maryland judge has ruled against a proposed constitutional amendment concerning congressional redistricting, saying a referendum on the measure cannot appear on Maryland's November ballot.
A challenge to Delaware’s review of a proposed offshore wind project will move forward after the Delaware Environmental Appeals Board unanimously denied DNREC’s request to dismiss the case Tuesday.
SOMERSET COUNTY, Md. — A new Somerset County school library policy is now on hold as Maryland officials review whether it complies with state law.
A proposed overhaul of Somerset County Public Schools' policy governing books and other materials in school libraries is drawing opposition from the Maryland State Education Association, which is threatening legal action if the policy is adopted.